"deputy headmaster" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a person who holds the position of second-in-command to the headmaster of a school. Example sentence: The deputy headmaster announced the new school policies during the faculty meeting.
At another school 100 miles away, the deputy headmaster lamented that students can't even afford pens.
The deputy headmaster called the police, and the boys were told to keep their distance.
The Guardian was unable to reach Hedger or the deputy headmaster for comment before publication.
The school plans one extra all-day class a year through 2012, according to the deputy headmaster, Anton Schatz.
The governor, who is the deputy headmaster of Eton, said there had been "deficiencies in the way the investigation was conducted".
At Okawa, the deputy headmaster, Toshiya Ishizaka, had been responsible for revising the Education Plan, but he had left unchanged the generic wording of the template.
In a damning report seen by the Guardian, Davies found the headmaster and deputy head, who have now left, had received four separate complaints about Vahey's suspicious conduct but did not report them to local authority child protection experts.
The headmaster, his deputy and a committee of teachers wish to visit the parents and use fresh powers of persuasion.
77 (new entry) Shaun Dellenty Deputy headmaster A campaigning deputy head in south London, Dellenty has discussed tackling homophobia with Government ministers as well as writing books for teachers and children.
It was a sale much like many others in that desirable enclave, except for one thing: the buyer was a school, Saint Ann's, which had decided to purchase a residence as part of the lure for a new headmaster, Vincent Tompkins, who was then the deputy provost at Brown University.
The former headmaster of a school attended by Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has been jailed for eight years for sexually abusing five pupils.
